Precision High-efficiency Water-Hammer-Driven BGA Solder Ball Placement and Jetting Control Study
摘要
This study addresses the limitations of conventional BGA (Ball grid array) solder ball placement processes—including low efficiency, structural complexity, and excessive reliance on templates—by proposing a piezoelectric jetting method based on the water-hammer effect for high-frequency solder bump formation. We comprehensively analyze the mechanism of molten solder droplet ejection through water-hammer actuation, with the droplet formation process visualized via high-speed photography. An in-depth analysis elucidates the fundamental principles governing droplet generation. Through optimized trajectory planning for the three-axis motion platform, high-quality solder ball bump arrays are successfully fabricated.